The Brookshire Times from Brookshire, Texas • Page 2

THE BROOKSHIRE TIMES Thursday, November 13. 1952 A by Dona Barker, Melvin Scott, Life of St. Paul on Wednesday THE BROOKSHIRE TIMES MARY ANN ERNSTES, Owner and Editor MRS. F. EGGER, News Writer and Bookkeeper MRS.

FRANCES WILSON, Make-Up and Mailing List Entered at Post Office, Brookshire, Texas, as second-dan mail matter, under the act of March 3, 1879. FOB YOUR FERTILIZER NEEDS Seed Rice Cleaning and Corrugated Iron Culverts See the BROOKSHIRE DRYING CO. INC. Phone No. 66 Brookshire i SWISHER RUEGE Diesel Oils Gasoline Oils TRACTORS FARM EQUIPMENT OLIVER PHONE 35 KATY, TEXAS Bro.

and Sis La Munyoru Evang. Go K. Kerr brought a message from Matt. Quite naturally the mother ol Kebedee's children wanted the very best for her boys, James and John. Jesus said to them, CHURCH APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH, Rev.

Floyd LaMunyon, Pastor KATY, TEXAS An octette was arranged by Are able to drink of the cup Dona Barker lor the mormng that shall drink ofr Jesus service. "Jesus is the Blessed drank from the cup of deat h. It A 1 sacrifice of His life was made for sin. If we suffer with him, we shall live with Him. "Are ye able?" Everyone is invited to the revival meeting now in progress at the Apostolic Faith Church, Services each night at 7:30.

(P. of Marilyn Stanberry, Esther Barker, Lela Kathryn arid Naomi Busch, Melvin Scott, Edwin Waterbury, Wallace Ditto and W. C. Stockdick, Jr. Bro.

La Munyon's sermon text was Lord, Revive thy Work" Hab. 3:2. His timely message included several ways to make a revival effective. Be regular and prompt in attendance. Desire to be revived.

Be in one accord, accept the burden God gives, and tarry in prayer. God will surely save the lost. After the pastor made a few remarks concerning the sacrifice of Jesus, the Communion Service was held. Sunday evening the revival began. A duet "I Know He'll Take Me Through" was rendered by Lela Kathryn and Naomi Busch.

Sis. Ramona Kerr illustrated a song, "Alone in the Garden" with a beautiful Felto-Graph picture shown under colored lighting. This was very touching along with the singing Brookshire Methodist Rev. Larry Stokes One of the biggest steps toward building the new Methodist Church in Brookshire was taken Wednesday night at the Special Quarterly Conference which named the Building Committee to take charge of the construction of the new building. Dr.

Stewart Clendenin, Houston West District Superintendent, conducted the special session of the governing conference of the local Church. Other interesting activities of the Brookshire Methodist Church for the coming week include the Bible Study of the Enjoyable moments so often So interwoven into our daily living is electricity that it is a part of almost every enjoyed moment. It enhances the pleasures of entertaining guests, i with good light and coffee brewed just-right, and by providing eatqrtain- taent and comfort. Today electric service is dping more for more people than before. And it costs less than ever so little that everyone can enjoy it to.the full.

Night and day, every day in the year, there is uo greater convenience at your command than your electric service. Houston Lighting Power (oiripany DEPENDABLE COST ELECTRIC 8 V4CE at 7:15 p.m. And on Friday night, a special Institute for Adults Classes will be held at First Methodist Church, Houston. The Woman's Society of Christian Service plans to have their Bazaar on Thursday, Nov. 20 at the Brookshire School.

They will serve dinner in the school cafeteria, and will have special booths offering baked goods, handwork, and greeting cards for sale. The Methodist Church extends a cordial invitation to everyone to attend all its services. METHODIST STEWARDS HAVE MEETING The Board of. Stewards of the Methodist Church in Brookshire held their November meeting last Monday night at the Milton H. Schmidt home.

The principal business dealt with the special Quarterly Conference to elect a Building Committee for the Church. Members of the Board of Trustees were also present, and the entire group was asked to suggest members for the Building Committee to be nominated at the Conference. Following the business sion, coffee and cake were served to the Stewards and Trustees present Katy Baptist REV. JOE RAMSEY GUEST SPEAKER AT FIRST BAPTIST Rev. Joe Ramsey, a former member of First Baptist Church, Katy, and brother of Mrs.

Jesse Freeman, will speak Sunday morning at 11:00 a.m. Rev. Ramsey was licensed by the local church some months ago and preached his first sermon in his home church. Our revival closed Sunday night. Those coming into the fellowship were Barbara Whitstine for baptism and Mr.

and Mrs. Phil W. Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis White and Miss Nancy Den by letter.

Dr. James T. Draper of Park Memorial Baptist Church did the preaching and Mr. Leonard Gilbert of Orchard did the leading of the song services. The building program is progressing satisfactorily and we anticipate entering the new edifice along about the first of December.

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